Watch him on the TV and you'd think that Stephen Hendry was one of Snooker's most dour competitors, and amongst the giants and characters of the game, an outsider that couldn't relate to the snooker public. His persona was at odds with the most colourful players of the golden era of snooker, the late 80s and 90s but yet there was much more to the legendary Scottish star. Me and the Table is an entertaining read and an account that will make you look differently at how Hendry was wired, his remarkable rise to fame as a teenager and the success coming to a socially awkward teenager at such a young age and thrust into the limelight with little preparation.